MOCKING BIRD HILL - IRISH - FOLK- BALLAD - MICHAEL & PJ - COUNTRY - CELTIC- MUSIC - IRELAND

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Mocking Bird Hill was a massive hit for Burl Ives in the 50's. The first recording of "Mockin' Bird Hill" by an established act was made by Les Paul and Mary Ford, released in, 1951. "Tra-la-la, tweedlee dee dee it gives me a thrill. To wake up in the morning to the mockin' bird's trill
Tra-la-la, tweedlee dee dee, There's peace and goodwill. Your welcome as the flowers on mocking bird hill."

Mocking Bird Hill song is performed here by Michael and PJ. (Michael Murray and PJ Shanagher).This musical duo have been performing at social occasions, dances, concerts and festivals all over Ireland, for over 20 years.

Now, encouraged by their vast number of fans nationwide, Michael and PJ have recorded and produced their first CD and DVD. This is called “Souvenir of Irish Folk Songs” and includes Mocking Bird Hill plus very popular, evergreen country and Irish songs, along with polkas, lilting tunes and popular waltzes.

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Celtic Music Ireland presents traditional Irish songs, traditional reels, jigs and hornpipes, plus Irish folk music, Celtic music and Irish ballads, which are an integral part of songs and music of Ireland. Celtic Music Ireland also presents songs about Ireland and about life in rural Ireland in times gone by. Irish folk music, traditional Irish songs, Celtic chant, and Irish ballads generally feature Celtic music, or Celtic instruments, and meaningful lyrics about the reality of rural life in Ireland in bygone days.

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